Ask Logos Study Assistant a question and get cited answers from your books
Natural-language questions are answered from your own library with direct source citations and follow-up questions.
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Our rule: AI helps with study, research and admin. The pastor still studies, verifies and writes the sermon.
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Search your Logos library by meaning, not keyword
Logos Smart Search finds articles on a concept (e.g. glossolalia → speaking in tongues) and builds a synopsis with footnotes.
Source: Logos Help Center ↗Find the right print book on your shelf
Scan your print library into Logos and let search point to the physical books relevant to your passage.
Source: Logos ↗Trace structural patterns in Hebrew poetry
A pastor uses AI to surface chiasms and parallelism and to summarize scholarly positions faster, while keeping the study his own.
Source: Church in the Machine ↗A shared research prompt for lectionary readings
An open prompt file a preacher published to gather exegetical notes, historical context and sources on the week's readings with an LLM, explicitly not to write the homily.
Source: GitHub (jquinby) ↗The Daily 5
Five real ways churches are using AI, one tool, every weekday morning. Free.